Creating new pathways through art and cultural learning.
We provide art, cultural and arts industry support to First Nations people currently in, or recently released, from Victorian prisons. Our aim is to reduce the rate of reoffending by encouraging the exploration of identity and culture through art.
Featured Artworks for Sale
100% of the artwork price goes directly to the artist

Rich Lands
A.Awege, Barkindji people
$700

Witchetty Grub Dancing
Mona, Yorta Yorta people
$540

Two Turtles
Monica, Gunaikurnai people
$220

Be Happy
Toni D, Wiradjuri people
$100

My Family
Shaniqua K, Barkindji/Kamilaroi people
$300

RASIA
Sonia Sadler, Torres Strait Islands people
$700
Get Involved
There are many ways you can get involved in The Torch’s work and do your part for the First Nations participants in our in-prison and post-release programs.
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